Johnston Solicitors & Notaries Public (Incorporating Bennetts Solicitors & Brendan D. O'Connor & Co Solicitors) are a client driven full service law firm based in Ballyfermot Dublin 10 and Crumlin Dublin 12 with experience in Personal Injuries* litigation, Family Law and Criminal Law. We aim to give clients an affordable and reliable legal service. We are also on the Free legal aid panels for both Family Law and Criminal Law. Johnston Solicitors & Notaries Public also operate Johnston Town Agents providing a wide range of town agency services to Solicitors. Visit Johnston Town Agents website for more details.
Our Services
Personal Injuries*We advise in all areas of Personal Injury actions. We will take your action through the process of The Personal Injuries Assessment Board. We will evaluate your assessment and can issue the appropriate Court proceedings where this assessment has been rejected.
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Family Law
We understand that when marriage breaks down that this is a traumatic event in the life of those involved, which is why we aim to guide you through the process with the primary purpose of you achieving the best possible outcome available.
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Legal Aid
We are on the the Free legal aid panel for both Family Law and Criminal Law.
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Residential Tenancies Board
Johnston Solicitors are on the Residential Tenancies Board Panel of enforcement solicitors and act for landlords and tenants on behalf of the Residential Tenancies Board in the enforcement of determination orders made by the board through the Courts.
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306 Ballyfermot Road Ballyfermot Dublin 10 D10 FC04 Tel: 01-6269029| Fax: 01-6335192| E: info@johnstonsolicitors.ie | DX 215 006 Ballyfermot |
179 Crumlin Road Crumlin Dublin 12 D12 R8N2 Tel: 01-4536218 | Fax: 01-6335192 E: info@johnstonsolicitors.ie DX 215 006 Ballyfermot |
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*“In Contentious Business a Solicitor may not calculate fees or other charges as a percentage or proportion of any award settlement” Information on this website is for information purposes only and does not constitute legal advice, you should always consult a solicitor.
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